Peter Ibbetson

No, I won't go out.

I'll never, never go out!

Now, my dear.

But I don't want

to go out, Mother.

Now, tell Mother

what's the matter this time.

I don't want to go out

because she's out there.

Gogo!

What's this

terrible quarrel about?

I'm building a wagon, Mother.

Yes?

And she wants

to build a dollhouse.

Well, why don't you make

a wagon

and why doesn't she

build a doll's house?

Because she's got

all the boards.

Won't she divide the boards?

But that won't do any good.

I need them.

I need all the boards.

A wagon...

a wagon needs

a lot of boards.

A dollhouse

doesn't need many.

A dollhouse

doesn't even need anything.

Why doesn't it need anything?

Because it isn't

worth anything.

Gogo, you must not annoy

your mother anymore.

Run out and play, dear.

Please.

All right, I'll go,

but I'll never

speak to her again

as long as I live.

And they were all

my boards, Mother.

They were in my yard,

and he came over

and took them.

And what did you do?

I took them back.

Oh, but, darling,

you must be generous

and share your boards.

I did, Mother,

but he wants them all!

Now, dear, be nice to Gogo.

You know

his mother's very ill.

Now, please run out and play

and make up with him.

I'll go out, but I'll

never make up with him.

I never

want to see him again,

forever and

ever and ever.

He's nasty. He's selfish.

He's... he's just an old person!

Gogo!

Hello.

Oh, hello.

I'll give you

just one more board.

This one. A big one. See?

What good is one board?

But it's such a big one.

You can split it.

And anyway, you can make

your wagon smaller.

You don't know

anything about a wagon.

If you weren't selfish,

you'd help me

build a doll house!

A dollhouse!

It's just as good as a wagon.

It isn't any good.

What do you do with it

after you've done it?

What can a wagon do?

A wagon...

A wagon can do anything.

It can haul.

Haul what?

How do you know

when there's somebody who...

who wants something

to be hauled, maybe.

You can't make a wagon,

anyway.

I can't if you have

all the boards, can I?

But doesn't a wagon

have to have wheels?

Yes, of course they do.

You haven't any wheels!

Oh, no, you don't!

I... I didn't say anything,

did I?

I know what you

were thinking about!

But if I hauled something,

we could buy 100 wheels.

I don't want 100 wheels.

I could buy

a 1,000 wheels.

I want these!

Look what you've done!

Look at her face.

Oh, she looks

the same to me.

I will never

play with you again!

I'd rather play

with any other boy in Paris.

And you get in

your own yard!

I'd rather play with

any other girl in Paris,

and I'm going in my yard.

Go in your own yard

and see if I care.

And don't you ever

come in my yard, either.

Gogo.

What?

Do that again.

Do what?

Ya-ya-ya-ya.

It's so funny.

Why do you do it

with your thumb?

This finger is

supposed to do it,

but you always do...

I do it my own way!

Gogo, do it again.

I'll give you a board.

I don't want a board!

I'll give you two boards.

I don't want any boards.

Gogo, look.

Ya-ya-ya-ya.

Madame Dorian! Madame Dorian!

Quick. Quick.

Yes?

Oh, Madame Dorian, please!

Send for the doctor, quick.

Gogo. Gogo.

Gogo! Come here, dear.

Quick! Please!

Come, darling!

Hurry! Come here.

Fetch a priest!

Our Father, who art in heaven,

Hallowed be Thy name.

Thy Kingdom come,

Thy will be done on Earth,

as it is in heaven.

Give us this day

our daily bread.

And forgive us our trespasses

as we forgive those

who trespass against us.

And lead us not

into temptation,

but deliver us from evil.

For Thine is the kingdom,

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